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My Best Friend performing a monologue in " O Segundo do Fim" by João Negreiros.
This will be the play's last weekend.
If you are in Portugal... not to miss...(!!!)
Braga, Auditório do TUM
I'm so very much proud of him! :)
O Fim da Luta (one Hell of a good Portuguese band and song.. I wish I had wrote this lyrics!!!!!!)
Not the "oooh yeah, oh mama mama mama do it do it" variety but ships' chains stored at the Port Of London Authority's Denton Wharf depot. And a soupcon of rust.
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Men's Byzantine type chain - a very complex chain
The name of the chain comes from its location of origin and design, the Byzantine Empire.
Byzantium, known as the City of Gold, was the seat of one of the Western world's longest surviving and most influential empires. It is now known as Istanbul, a town steeped in riches.
The Byzantine gold chain is a chain of 4 in 1, which means that each connection passes through four others. It's a box chain variation where the direction of the link alternates.
The pattern was also called "Etruscan," "birdcage," "fool's dilemma," "idiot's trap," "idiot's delight," and "bird's nest."
Old Nikon 105mm Macro lens F mount f 11
On the hottest day of the year so far what could better than sitting in the shade of a tree making daisy chains.......*happy sigh*
Surprisingly, St Louis is actually a fantastic city to photograph. Lots of great architecture and beautiful parks around that city. Here is a collection of photos I have been working on from my visit there a couple months ago.
This top photo is the Chain Of Rocks Bridge. There are several different bridges that were at one time, the official Rt 66 bridge. This is the most famous of them. It's no longer used as a bridge, but you can still walk on it.
Gold rope chain .... note thickness over the length.
From Narrow to Thick...............the weight keeps the chain in place around your neck!!
Nikon N1J4 w/ Nikon Ftn adapter - 55mm 2.8 Macro Nikkor lens circa 1970's
Beautiful Lens, beautiful chain................
This chain is attached to the rocky ledge above (right) and linked to the boulder below (center). The chain is to give comfort to the folk down in the hollow. I think the theory is that the boulder will not break off from the knob and roll into downtown Pineville (far left, a third up the photo) without the chain first buying the town folk some time.
The Széchenyi Chain Bridge (Hungarian: Széchenyi lánchíd) is a suspension bridge that spans the River Danube between Buda and Pest, the western and eastern sides of Budapest, the capital of Hungary. At the time, its center span of 202 metres (663 ft) was one of the largest in the world.
The young apprentice has unleashed the chainspell to fight her enemys.
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Rolleiflex 2.8E with Kodak Tri-X 400 developed in Pyrocat-HD.
Printed on Agfa Portriga 118
Two trays lith development
On my summer trip I discovered that I love the cities by night!
Expecially Budapest and Ljubljana
with their wonderful bridges and lights reflected on the rivers!
Today in Alba we had a rainy day.
My father came to us for lunch
and after I spent the hole afternoon
reading "And the Mountains Echoed"
by Khaled Hosseini, beautiful but sad...
I wish you all a good week end!
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